Masriera, as spain's national treasure jewelry, in addition to its long-standing brand history and culture, but also its unique charm makes many royal nobles fall in love with it, and even the ceremonial exchanges between countries will also be used as a souvenir representing the friendship between the two countries. Below, let the editor unveil the mystery of Masriera Martha Rayelle for you one by one.
Unique translucent enamel technology
As early as a hundred years ago, Masriera invented the exclusive enamel technique, translucency and light colors are its biggest features. In terms of manufacturing characteristics, it has strong durability. About 3,000 designs have been preserved, and its exquisite design and beautiful appearance have been evaluated as representatives of the French Art Nouveau movement.
175 years of history
It has been passed down from the first generation of Masriera and has a long history of 175 years. From 1839 to the present, it spans three centuries. Masriera began manufacturing products around 1890 and reprinted them as they were, and has remained unchanged for more than a hundred years, maintaining original manufacturing.
artistry
Needless to say, the works of the first and second generations are also evaluated as works of high artistry. The incomparable beauty of translucent enamel, the typical Art Nouveau style, the design ability of the Masriera family and the exquisite technical ability of gold carving have been recognized for more than a hundred years.
A gift to a state guest
Mariera as a work of art with a sense of history, Mariera was purchased by the Spanish government as a gift to state guests, in 1990 in Tokyo, the design fair "Catalan ́90 ~ Barcelona born artists" at the opening ceremony of the banquet, the Governor Of Haldehor of the Autonomous Government of Catalonia presented a state guest gift to Her Majesty the Queen, in addition to the mayor pascal Maragal in October of the same year, It was given as a gift to Raisa, the wife of then former Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev, who came to Visit Barcelona.
As the anecdote "must be given to a state guest visiting Barcelona" tells the story, the Mariera is recognized around the world as a valuable jewelry collection representing Spain.
400th Anniversary Limited Edition Works
The year 2013-2014 marks the 400th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Japan and Spain. In 1613, Date Masamune, the lord of the Sendai Domain, sent a mission to Sendo Keicho to Europe, and in 1614 he met with King Philip III of Spain. And in the history and tradition of communication between Japan and Spain, Mariera was born.
The Sant Juan, which carried ishikura and other Keicho european envoys across the Pacific Ocean, was built using the high technology of Japanese sailing ships in the early Edo period. Maria Mariera introduced her technique in the design of this ship.
The jewelry handed down by Mariera has long become a rare antique jewelry for hundreds of years, with a high collection value, and it is a precious work that is difficult to get to hand now.